Hawks fall to Catholic Central in season opener
Hat High Mohawks opened basketball with an 82 50 loss at home to Catholic Central. The team trailed by two at halftime but faded late. Hat High JV Mohawks defeated Catholic Central JVs 69 30. Chad Klaudt and Derek Groves scored 16 each. Hat High hosts Cardston at Medicine Hat College with JVs at 2 p.m. and seniors at 4 p.m.
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See-saw Battle Falls Short for Medicine Hat Tigers
Medicine Hat blew a 3-0 lead and allowed four power-play goals as Moose Jaw pulled away to a 6-5 win at The Arena. Tigers coach Randy Wong lamented poor penalty killing while Brad Voth tied late and Scott Kelman scored the winner for Moose Jaw after a disputed phantom goal.
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Six‑foot‑five Cobras star leads overtime win at Kwahommie Klassic
Holly Robertson, six foot five and a key post for the Cochrane Cobras, dominated inside and contributed on defense as they edged the hosts 53 to 48 in overtime. Cobras coach Nancy Dutchik praises her work ethic while Robertson weighs multiple college offers and prioritizes academics over basketball.
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New position for versatile Rattler
Medicine Hat College Rattlers player Andres, 18, has moved from libero to power hitter after starting the year as a setter. He finished with nine kills in a 3-1 loss to Mount Royal as the team seeks consistency and a postseason push in the Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference South Division.
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Johnston takes early lead in NFR saddle bronc
Australian rider Johnston, based in Gustine Texas, won the first go round with 83 points on Robin Mountain at the National Finals Rodeo to surge atop the season all round standings. He earned $13,133 to lift his event total to $152,575 and overall earnings to $177,379. Chance Dixon was runner up with 82, while Steve Dollarhide and T C Holloway tied for third at 81. Empress cowboy Kagan Sirett failed in bull riding.
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